The old westerns where the cowboys are riding outside at what's supposed to be nighttime, but really is just a filtered daytime shot come to mind. (It took me a

The old westerns where the cowboys are riding outside at what's supposed to be nighttime, but really is just a filtered daytime shot come to mind. (It took me an embarrassingly long time to realize they were trying to simulate nighttime lighting.) Contrast this with the first few minutes of Netflix's Godless, which has possibly the best example of HDR capability I've seen, imho. The scene is extremely low lit, but visible, and intermittently gets fully illuminated by lightning. Not sure I've got a point here, other than as impressive as the new technology is, there's something culturally special about the nighttime horse riding scenes, visible clouds and all.